Care at home · Granada Hills, CA
Caregivers, home health and hospice at home in Granada Hills
Not everyone is ready to move. We connect families in Granada Hills with licensed partner agencies for in-home caregivers and companions by the hour, Medicare home health after an illness or hospital stay, and hospice at home, always free to your family. When care needs grow, Granada Hills's 63 licensed care homes are the next step, and often cost less than round-the-clock help at home.
Home care, home health, or a care home?
- Home care (non-medical caregivers for bathing, meals, companionship) costs about $36 to $40 an hour in the LA area. It is usually paid privately or by long-term care insurance.
- Home health is skilled nursing and physical, occupational or speech therapy ordered by a doctor. Medicare covers it for people who are homebound and need skilled care.
- Hospice at home is comfort care for a terminal illness from a Medicare-certified hospice agency, covered by Medicare's hospice benefit for eligible patients.
- Around-the-clock home care adds up to roughly $26,000 to $29,000 a month. A board and care home in LA County, with care around the clock, usually costs $3,000 to $6,000.
- Granada Hills has 63 licensed care homes if staying home stops being safe or affordable.
Granada Hills on the map
The 63 licensed homes in Granada Hills, colored by size. Select a pin for the home's name, size and license facts.
Map of the 63 licensed homes in Granada Hills
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- Board and care (6 or fewer beds)
- Assisted living (16 or more beds)
Granada Hills in the state licensing data
How the 63 licensed homes in Granada Hills compare with LA County as a whole, from the state extract dated May 25, 2025.
| State licensing data | Granada Hills | LA County |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed homes | 63 | 1,644 |
| Board and care, 6 beds or fewer | 62 (98%) | 1,359 (83%) |
| Small homes, 7 to 15 beds | 0 (0%) | 27 (2%) |
| Communities, 16 or more beds | 1 (2%) | 258 (16%) |
| Licensed beds | 501 | 43,145 |
| Median beds per home | 6 | 6 |
| Licensed since the start of 2024 | 24 | 287 |
- The largest licensed home in Granada Hills is The Gardens at Northridge, with 135 beds.
- Homes with fifteen or fewer beds hold 366 of the 501 licensed beds in Granada Hills (73%).
- Licensed homes in Granada Hills are spread across these ZIP codes: 91344 (61 homes), 91325 (2 homes).
- Newest licenses in Granada Hills: A Kind Heart Senior Care (2025), Alexandria Residential Care (2025), Hilda Assisted Living II (2025), Imperial Senior Care (2025), Ludlow Assisted Living Facility (2025), and 19 more.
- One of the larger communities in Granada Hills is a continuing care retirement community, where an entrance fee usually applies.
Board and care homes in Granada Hills, if home care stops being enough
Listed for comparison. We can check openings and rates when you are ready. Listed alphabetically; select a home for its license details.
Plus 47 more on the Granada Hills board and care page.
Nearby communities
Porter Ranch (2.5 mi, 9 homes, 8 board and care); Mission Hills (3.7 mi, 8 homes, 6 board and care); Northridge (3.7 mi, 62 homes, 58 board and care); North Hills (4.0 mi, 31 homes, 31 board and care); San Fernando (4.8 mi, 1 home, 1 board and care). Distances are straight-line between community centers.
See every licensed home on our Granada Hills board and care page, or read more about care at home across Los Angeles County.
Free for families
Weighing home care against a care home in Granada Hills? We can check openings at the 63 licensed homes for you. Free.
Tell us what your loved one needs. We call the homes, confirm openings, rates and the care they can give, then get back to you with the ones that fit. Your family pays nothing.
Questions families ask
How much does home care cost in Granada Hills?
Non-medical home care in the LA area costs about $36 to $40 an hour. Most agencies have a minimum visit of a few hours.
Does Medicare pay for home care?
Medicare pays for home health, meaning skilled nursing and therapy ordered by a doctor for someone who is homebound. It does not pay for ongoing non-medical caregivers or 24 hour care.
When is a care home a better choice than home care?
Usually when someone needs help around the clock, at night, or from two people. At that point a licensed board and care home often costs less than full-time care at home and provides more supervision.
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